Laurentian University, located in Greater Sudbury, Ontario, is a mid-sized public research university established in 1960. It is well-regarded for its unique educational environment and strong connections to industry, particularly in Northern Ontario.

Key Features

Tricultural & Bilingual Mandate: As Canada's only university with a tricultural mandate, it fosters a community centered on English, French, and Indigenous (Anishinaabe) cultures. Many programs are offered in both English and French.

Strongg Industry Ties: Due to its location in a major mining hub, the university has excellent industry connections and is highly recognized for programs like Mining Engineering, as well as other fields such as Architecture, Forensic Science, and Sports Administration.

Campus Setting: The campus is expansive (roughly 765 acres) and uniquely situated among five freshwater lakes and forested trails, offering a distinct blend of nature and academic facilities.

Student Experience: Known for smaller class sizes and a personalized approach, the university prioritizes high-impact research and experiential learning (co-ops and internships), contributing to a historically high post-graduation employment rate.